the devastating power of this heavy, wet snow taking its toll on thousands of homes like this in braintree massachusetts. completely crushing this home. winter is still showing teeth. more now. >> reporter: tonight drivers facing treacherous road conditions from kansas to north carolina. a crash on i-44. this suv in wichita trying to get back on to the interstate after slying off. up to five inches falling in some parts of kansas today. near durham, north carolina, this tractor trailer flipping on its side overnight, black ice being blamed for a number of accidents there. this view from above in fort worth, texas, neighborhood rooftops covered in three inches of snow after friday's storm. but in hard-hit new england states, snow-covered roofs are ciinç coming crashing down. this rhode island garage buckling under the weight, now being demolished. in massachusetts, this home facing the same fate. and at this ice rink this morning, a youth hockey team preparing to practice. >> the coach was on the ice, and heard the collapse and acted quickly to get his players out of the building. >> report

cory: there's a couple he called braintree, owned by ebay. it's part of paypal.ve created their own fonts or their own typeface for all of their coders to use because they wanted the experience of writing code to be more beautiful. do you think your gallery show is going to change the way code is written because the coders themselves may better appreciate the beauty? ben: i want to change the way people think about the beauty of code. technologists understand it is beautiful and there are design choices being made when they create the code word for general population kind of lives behind the scenes and they maybe don't understand their power and influence. by showcasing the aesthetics of the code and talking about his tower, i want to show the world that it really is an aesthetic pursuit that is collectible in its own right. cory: i love this. i will tweet out that article about the exhibition. really cool stuff to think about. ben: thanks for having me. ♪ cory: the bwest byte is one number we focus on the tells us a whole lot. it have you got? >> 63%. cory: what

through the braintree platform we support all kinds of phenotypes.e are completely -- of payment types. we are completely agnostic. if you want to accept apple pay, or android pay, we will do that for you as the merchant partner. it's right in line with how we operate our core business. >> for the last couple of years, you offered paypal here. tell us about that -- what will be different going forward? >> paypal here is a product for small businesses, a mobile solution that allows them to collect payment in person with their customers. via credit card, or paypal, were now with the news we will be supporting a cap and pay -- tap and pay experience. if you were a small business i'm reading about all these new payment services like apple pay and samsung pay how my going to accept them? the next generation paypal device will support payment experiences. you can rest easy knowing we have you covered. >> in this emerging mobile world, when a lot of the players have is devices or platforms which is paypal strategically bring to this new world? >> our strate

cory: there is a company called braintree owned by ebay. it will be part of paypal.e created their own font or typeface for all of their coders to use because they want the expense of writing code to be more beautiful. do you think your gallery show is going to change the way code is written because the coders may better appreciate the beauty? >> i want to change the way people think about the beauty of code. technologists understand it is beautiful and there are design choices being made. the general population does not see these ephemeral algorithms. they live behind the scenes. i do not understand the power and influence. are showcasing the aesthetics of the code and talking about its power, i want to show the world it is an ascetic pursuit that is collectible in its own right. cory: i love this. i'm going to tweet the article about it. really cool stuff to think about. speaking of cool stuff "bottom line" with mark crumpton coming up. what have you got? mark there is the shakeup in the senate. majority leader harry reid announced he will not seek reelection next